13-week Class Dates & Times
4-WEEK INTRODUCTORY CLASS SPECIAL!!
Only $58
Intro to Hockey is a 4-week special promotional class
March 2015 -> May 2015
Sunday Classes
(March 8th– May 31st)
Hockey 1, 2, 3;
12:30-1:45pm
designed for children as an introduction to the sport of
ice hockey. This class is for new players. Basic skating
skills (ability to skate without the aid of a bucket) are
required. It is recommended that a player with no prior
skating experience take a Pre-Alpha class through Skatetown’s Learn to Skate program before enrolling in this
class.
Class Schedule 2015
Parent & Me, Hockey 1, Hockey 4, & 4-week;
5:15pm-6:30pm
Jan. 4, Feb. 1, Mar. 1
December 2014 -> March 2015
Sunday 5:15-6:30pm
Sunday Classes
(December 7th– March 1st)
Hockey 1, 2, 3;
12:30-1:45pm
Youth Learn to Play Hockey
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Free hockey jersey included with class (1st time only)
Use of rental skates, helmets, shin pads & sticks
Class can be repeated—one enrollment per child
Class cannot be pro-rated after the first week.
Parent & Me, Hockey 1, Hockey 4, & 4-week;
5:15pm-6:30pm
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA’S
Youth Leagues
When you are ready, you can sign up for one of our
in-house hockey leagues that play games on Sundays
and practice during the week. You don’t have to
wait for the beginning of a new season; join the
league any time you are ready (you must have sufficient skills to play in organized games). For more
information, pick up a Youth Hockey League Flyer.
For more information, please contact our
Hockey Director at 916-783-8550 x 114
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PREMIER ICE SKATING FACILITY
Register online!
CELEBRATING
Go to www.skatetown.biz, click on “register online” and
then select “program registration.”
For your conven-
ience, application forms are also available on our website. Payment plans for the classes must be done at the
front desk or Pro-Shop. Skatetown’s front desk/ProShop hours are Mon – Fri 8:30am – 10:00 pm, Sat 6:30
am - 10:00 pm & Sun 11:00 am – 9:00 pm.
17 YEARS OF
SERVING THE REGION
916.783.8550
1009 Orlando Ave., Roseville, CA 95661
Fax 916.783.9235, www.SKATETOWN.biz
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Located in Roseville, just off I-80
at the Riverside exit
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Youth Learn to Play Hockey
Skatetown’s Youth Learn To Play Hockey Program is based on the USA Hockey
Initiation Program, which is designed to teach basic hockey skills while having fun.
The USA Hockey curriculum was designed to be taught over two years whereas our
four classes are taught in 52 weeks.
Sessions are often repeated in order to master the skills needed to play in organized hockey leagues. Attending sticktime sessions, skills & drills classes, taking private lessons and attending public skating sessions will help improve skills.
Introductory hockey classes are offered every 4 weeks!
A great way to try hockey to see if you like it
Beginner skaters, Skating skills are essential to being able to participate in a
Hockey class. If you can’t skate across the ice without assistance, we recommend
that you consider enrolling in a Pre-Alpha class through our Learn to Skate program.
Class Descriptions
Parent/Child Hockey 1*: This class is for kids ages 7 and younger. A parent may
participate in the class along with their child. Parents will need to fill out a registration form to enroll in the class, and sign a parent waiver form. The class uses the
Hockey 1 curriculum. This is a great way to introduce kids to structured hockey
classes. Children may attend this class by themselves.
Hockey 1*: This class is geared for new players, 8 or older.
Hockey 2, 3, & 4 are a stepped learning program designed to master the skills
needed to play hockey.
*Parent Orientation: Orientations will be held at 7pm on the Wednesday after the
first week of class for Parent & Me and Hockey 1 Parents and students. Kids can
skate the public session free while parents attend the orientation. All Youth Learn
to Play Hockey parents are welcome to attend. You must attend this orientation to
check out the loaner gear packages, otherwise, only helmets, sticks, shin
guards, and skates will be available for use for the duration of the semester.
Parent Orientation will be held March 11th, 2015 for the upcoming classes.
Equipment Requirements: Full equipment, including shin pads, hockey
pants, shoulder pads, elbow pads, helmet, and gloves are required for
Hockey 2, 3 & 4 classes. Skates, helmets, and sticks are available at the rental
counter.
Loaner Hockey Gear: Loaner Hockey Gear bags can be checked out for Hockey 1
and Parent & Me. A $100 deposit is required. Gear for Parent & Me and Hockey 1
are issued only at the Parent Orientation. If you do not attend the Parent Orientation, you will not be able to check out a Loaner Gear Package.
Class format/length: Learn to Play Hockey semesters are 13 weeks in duration and
last one hour and 15 minutes. The first hour is warm-up, followed by structured
drills and games designed to reinforce skills being taught. The final 15 minutes is
“pond hockey fun time” designed for the kids to play unsupervised hockey among
themselves like they would on an outdoor pond. All classes will be conducted in a
cross ice format using 1/4, 1/3 or 1/2 of the ice. Classes of less than 5 students
may be cancelled or combined with another class.
Cost: The $195 fee is payable upon registration. Online registration is available. A
split payment plan is also available and will include a $5 handling fee. $95.00 is due
at enrollment and $100 is due April 20th. Late enrollments are allowed with Hockey
Director approval and fees will be pro-rated. Payment plans are not allowed on prorated sign ups. No check payments allowed with payment plan.
Students receive: Skatetown Hockey jersey (new hockey 1 students only), voucher
booklet with one free skate rental voucher for each class, a coupon for 10% discount
off hockey skates, and (2) two–for–one skating passes to any public skating session. All passes expire the last day of classes.
Missed Classes: Make-up classes will not be permitted.
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4: Ask about our Practice-Only Red Shirt Program
This program allows players to attend league practices, but not participate in the
games. During practices, players will gain a better understanding of hockey fundamentals, improve skills and get to know the coaches and league players. Once the
coaches and player feels that they are ready to play in games, they will be placed on
a roster after the pro-rated fees are paid. This is a great option for players
transitioning from the Learn to Play Hockey program into organized leagues.
The price is half of the normal league fees. Players must get Hockey Director
approval and fees will be prorated through the end of the season. Email the Hockey
Director at [email protected] if you want to sign up for the Red Shirt Program.